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 | FA sent to the disciplinary committee for comments on Twitter and Facebook13-02-2011 |
English Football Association has warned players that they will be punished for disciplinary obscene comments posted to Twitter or any of the other social networks. Ryan Babel, who left Liverpool and went in Hoffenheim has become the first player penalized for "tweet" after being fined by 10,000 pounds for comments against referee Howard Webb, in addition, iTunes and photo collage football referee jersey with Manchester United. The young Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere barely escaped punishment last week after "naruga" referstvoto Phil Down after equality of 4:4 Arsenal at Newcastle. But now the head football body of England was clear that all this kind comments on social networks, this is not just Facebook, Twitter or personal blogs will be interpreted as "public comment". "Participants should be aware that comments in some of these sites will be considered for public discussion and those that sound insulting, threatening, abusive and generally distort the image of the game will be penalized disciplinary. Comments that are of personal nature and may be considered offensive, contain offensive language or direct and indirect threats to the person at that address will also be brought to disciplinary responsibility, "it said in a statement the FA. Players are also advised that although they considered that their positions are limited for a number of people, their posts can easily fall into the public domain.
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